Consuming Women, No. 1

June 5th, 2006 2:03 pm by Kelly Garbato

Via Feministing, a “creepy, creepy ad” from Ella Bache Paris:
 
 

 
 
Followers of Carol J. Adams, of course, know that linking the consumption of animals with that of women is hardly a new advertising technique. See her “Sexual Politics of Meat” for similar pictures, as well as an overview of the book.

Oh, and if you’re offended by this ad, you can email Ella Bache here.

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Tagged: animals animal+rights speciesism speciesist women sexism sexist misogyny feminism anti-feminist The+Sexual+Politics+of+Meat Carol+J.+Adams AnimalsWomen Consuming+Women meat Ella+Bache

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4 Responses to “Consuming Women, No. 1”

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